The right to freedom of panorama should sort it out, but in the US it depends if the H******** S*** is considered art or a building, as art is exempt from freedom of panorama and can be trademarked. Seems to me that if the owners of the H******** S*** seek to display their art upon the landscape then it should only be fair to allow people to use it in videos and photos. It's unreasonable to expect otherwise.

Great video, but it's a bit weird to say that props are overlooked and yet they are icons of cinema, in the same intro.

Wow! This is a thing that exists? I must go and see it.

Thank you

I hope so too

This is pretty neat. *promote

I drink coffee because I like the flavour, not because I need caffeine. So yeah, reasonably confident I'm doing it OK.

At the 21 second mark she is clearly wearing some kind of panty. There's a waistband and a mimsy-panel.

Beautiful beautiful beautiful

I love this guy's voice. He could narrate ANYTHING.

Good if you have to do something quick I guess!

Yeah, I read the Hobbit about 25 years ago, and the Lord of the Rings a few years later... what's your point?

I haven't seen The Hobbit 3 - do they talk about the Seven at all in the film? It would have been a great way to link the Hobbit films with the darker, bigger world of the LotR trilogy if Thorin had come into possession of one of them after Smaug was killed.

The fact that we can look critically at the instructions we are given in the Bible and judge them to be moral or immoral is evidence that we do not get our morality from the god described within its pages, nor its human avatar.

On the flipside of the argument, the killers and thieves you mention have access to this book too, and behave badly despite certain instructions to the contrary. We look at its instructions regarding genocide and slavery and stoning adulteresses and it's an easy "no, I won't do that", at least for most of us. We also look at its instruction regarding theft and murder and some people do those things anyway. So what I wonder is, what effect is this god supposed to have, exactly?

What about all the unattended nuclear reactors?

Interesting stuff is interesting. I've never heard of this before, it's an unusual noise to hear in speech. The question should be why would it not be interesting?